file-list: Also display unix mode/permissions #293
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Updated patch to also be aware of LINK file type, in addition to REGULAR/DIR. |
Users sometimes wants to know the mode (permission) flags of objects without having to show the file details of each individual item. This patch adds the familiar unix ls-style representation to the file listing. In order to closer resemble the familiar/expected style, the common function convertToNameValueObject() is also augmented with an optional parameter that allows displaying the file type instead of ? since the mode bits available doesn't include this information. Fixes: dCache#202 Signed-off-by: Niklas Edmundsson <[email protected]>
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Users sometimes wants to know the mode (permission) flags of objects without having to show the file details of each individual item.
This patch adds the familiar unix ls-style representation to the file listing.
In order to closer resemble the familiar/expected style, the common function convertToNameValueObject() is also augmented with an optional parameter that allows displaying the file type instead of ? since the mode bits available doesn't include this information.
Fixes: #202